FAQs
- What should the customer know about your pricing (e.g., discounts, fees)?
Our pricing is a hybrid model ultimately based on what type or quality of event is desired and the complexity of the production itself. Our fees include a base service charge, labor/crew, travel (if outside of 30-miles round trip from our zip code), equipment, any potential rental or permit fees that may accrue to satisfy the creative vision, and finally any deliverables (full recordings, photos, highlight videos, etc). Crew early arrival is included as part of production equipment setup and breakdown (cameras, microphones, cables, tables, stands, display devices, etc). We are proud to offer two discounts: Civic Service Discounts (for clients in the medical field, law enforcement, and military), and Philanthropic Contribution Discount (you voluntarily donate to a non-profit organization from our list of optional organizations, which a portion of your voluntary donation is discounted from your projects final invoice).
- What is your typical process for working with a new customer?
An event production can be a complex process, but simply put our process includes three overarching phases following your initial inquiry: Pre-Production, Production/Delivery, and Post-Production follow-up. Basically it boils down to determining what your event needs and expectations are that need to be satisfied, identifying the resources/inputs needed to satisfy them and then acquiring those resources, and finally combining the resources to make your collaborative visual a reality.
- What education and/or training do you have that relates to your work?
I [Jared] have received education in media production at Arizona State University (ASU) as well as pursued countless hours of continuing education, courses, and webinars provided through various online mentors from around the world relating to multi-campus events, production, navigating the internet / networks, crew & acquisition, and more to collectively help produce a live stream virtual event.